Make-up Constraint - Make-Up Guide Tutorial

SAED Make-Up Guide Training - Make-up Constraint

Don't use under-eye concealer that's two shades lighter than your skin color. A concealer that’s half or one shade lighter than your foundation (or, if you don’t wear foundation, your natural skin color) will brighten the under-eye area without creating a strong, distracting contrast. White-ish looking circles around the eyes are never the goal. DON’T assume your brow filler needs to be a shade darker. Using a shade that either matches or is slightly lighter than your brow color will give you full-looking, naturally defined brows without the severe, heavy contrast. Pale blonde eyebrows are the exception. Try a color that’s a shade or two darker to prevent brows from looking washed out or nonexistent. DON’T smile as you apply blush to the apples of cheeks. Doing so raises them, so when you stop smiling and cheeks return to their normal position, the blush color ends up being lower on the face and closer to the mouth.